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Kitchen remodeling in Southern Maryland New layout, new cabinets, new light.

Cabinets, counters and backsplashes, wall removals and layout changes, and the lighting and appliance circuits behind them, under one contract from demolition to the final walkthrough.

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5.0 on Google from 11 reviews as of September 29, 2026. Read them

A long kitchen in the middle of a remodel: navy cabinets set along both walls, recessed lights on, countertops still to come
Cabinets in, counters nextCompany photo

Kitchen remodeling

Cabinets on the outside, circuits on the inside.

A kitchen remodel is cabinets and counters on the outside and a lot of electrical on the inside: the range, the oven, the dishwasher, the lights over the counters and the island. Here, both halves are the same company.

We take out walls and change layouts, set cabinets, counters and tile or stone backsplashes, coordinate and install the appliances, and design the lighting with the cabinet plan, not after it.

The navy kitchen on this page is one of ours in the middle of the work: cabinets set, recessed lights on, counters next. The loft kitchen and the pool house kitchenette are finished.

The electrician's eye

Behind the cabinets

  • Appliance circuits first

    The range, the oven, the dishwasher and the microwave are planned on the circuits they need before a cabinet is set.

  • Light where you work

    Recessed and fixture lighting laid out with the cabinet plan, so the light lands on the counter and not behind you.

  • Walls that come out

    Whatever wiring runs through a wall that is coming out is rerouted before it comes down.

From the job file

Kitchens from our jobs

The loft kitchen: navy cabinets, a butcher block island on casters, a steel range hood and a wide window over the sink
The loft kitchenJune 18, 2025
Inside the pool house: a kitchenette with dark cabinets, a white counter and a bar sink, beside a sofa
KitchenetteSeptember 29, 2026
Inside the pool house: a sitting room with two sofas and a black ceiling fan, and a kitchenette counter with dark cabinets along the left wall
Sitting room and kitchenetteSeptember 29, 2026

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Google reviews

In a customer's words

Lindy and his crew have done many projects for my husband and I. From changing a bad breaker and installing new outdoor lights to managing an entire house remodel from start to finish, there have never been any issues or lack of knowledge. We would highly recommend them for any and all electrical and contracting needs!

Nicole Muller, Google review

Quoted word for word from Google, where the rating was 5.0 from 11 reviews on September 29, 2026.

How a job runs

Four steps, one contract.

  1. Step 1

    Free consultation

    We meet on site, listen to what you want and look at the space.

  2. Step 2

    Written estimate

    A clear scope, a timeline and a written price.

  3. Step 3

    Build

    One supervisor, weekly updates and a tidy job site.

  4. Step 4

    Final walkthrough

    We review every detail with you before the last invoice.

Step one starts with a call to (301) 832-4591 or the free estimate request.

Questions

Asked before the first visit.

Anything else, call (301) 832-4591. A person answers.

Do you remove walls?

Yes. Wall removals and layout changes are part of the kitchen work we do.

Do you handle the electrical?

Yes. The lighting and the appliance circuits are done in-house, by the same company that builds the kitchen.

Do you install the appliances?

Yes. Appliance coordination and installation are part of the scope.

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